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New York Is the Latest State to Provide Relief for Victims of Coerced Debt
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed into law a bill late Friday night that provides a remedy for victims of coerced debt—a kind of financial abuse where bad actors either take out lines of credit in another person’s name without them knowing or pressure someone into accruing debt. The law, headed by Assemblymember Linda B. […]
Botswana’s economy forecast to shrink as diamond sector slumps
Botswana, the world’s largest producer of diamonds by value, relies on the precious stones for around one-third of its national revenue.
Nigerian oil giant Heirs Energies secures $750M loan
The oil producer hopes to boost investment into an oil field that has doubled in capacity in four years.
‘The Poor Are in a Very Bad State’: Climate Change Accelerates California’s Cost-of-Living Crisis
In ways subtle and extreme, the warming climate is hitting those with the least the hardest.
Abu Dhabi-based G42 taps out of Cerebras
The California chipmaker is preparing to file for a US IPO as soon as this week, but its plans to go public have been delayed by its G42 ties.
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